Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley

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Mackintosh Trail

Amazing Attractions

Stylish City

Where to Stay 2013

Greater Glasgow & The Clyde ValleyMòr-roinn Ghlaschu & Gleann Chluaidh

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Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley

Discover Glasgow, Scotland’s city with style, where you can find world-class attractions in a friendly and beautiful place. Explore the creative side of this UNESCO City of Music, with museums and galleries showcasing fabulous works including those of renowned designer, artist and architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Beyond the city you’ll find lush countryside to enjoy in the Year of Natural Scotland, great family days out and a wealth of fascinating history throughout the region, including two UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

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Cover View across the city of Glasgow.01 Detail from House for an Art Lover, from designs by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.02 A day out at the Riverside Museum – Scotland’s Museum of Transport and Travel.03 Ideal for retail therapy – shopping in the Merchant City.

Contentswww.visitscotland.com/glasgow

02 Travel tips04 Glasgow: Scotland with style06 Charles Rennie Mackintosh08 Art and culture10 Beyond the city12 A natural place14 Delicious dining16 What’s on18 VisitScotland Information Centres19 Quality Assurance20 Practical information21 How to read the listings

Glasgow accommodation23 Hotels and Inns24 Serviced Apartments25 Guest Houses and B&Bs26 Campus Accommodation27 Self Catering28 Hostels/Activity Accommodation

Accommodation beyond the city31 Hotels and Inns34 Guest Houses and B&Bs36 Self Catering38 Camping and Caravan Parks38 Hostels/Activity Accommodation

44 Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley area maps

CreditsPhotography: Paul Tomkins/VisitScotland/Scottish Viewpoint, Chris Robson, Garry Mcharg, Alan McAteer, EventScotland, Graham Wylie/Glasgow City Marketing Bureau, VisitBritain/Britain on View, Cath Scott courtesy of Pollok Country Park.

Design: APS Group Scotland | www.theapsgroup.com, Stand | www.stand-united.co.uk and THK Design | www.thkdesign.com

This brochure is printed on recycled content paper. VisitScotland is committed to ensuring that our environment, upon which our tourism is so dependent, is safeguarded for future generations to enjoy.

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Travel tips

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Tips for the journey

Download iShoogle, the Glasgow Subway app at www.spt.co.uk/

ishoogle which features live service updates, timetables,

check-ins, maps, guides, news and more.

Dòighean siubhail

If you travel the M8 to Glasgow, look out for sculptures including The Heavy Horse, The Horn and Big Heids.

Getting to Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley is easy, thanks to one of the best public transport networks in the UK and direct access from major centres around the world. This region makes a great base during a long stay, but due to the fantastic transport links, it is also the ideal region to visit on a short break from other parts of Scotland.

Whether you’re staying in the central belt, down in the Borders or on the west coast, you can easily head into Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley for a great day out or a few days exploring.

By road

The M74 north-south motorway allows quick access through the Clyde Valley and into the city so it’s easy to travel around any part of the region.

If you’re coming from the south, or exploring for the day, you can use the distinctive Clyde Valley Tourist Route signs for a scenic alternative which

allows you to visit every corner of this fabulous area. Follow the River Clyde through an area of contrasting landscapes, rich in historical interest by way of the A73, A72 and A702.

By bus

Both Scottish Citylink and National Express offer services to Glasgow from a great variety of towns and cities across the UK.

For more information visit www.citylink.co.uk, www.megabus.com, www.stagecoachbus.com and www.nationalexpress.com


By rail

Glasgow has two main railway stations in the city centre, just a five-minute walk or bus journey from each other. Services from the south arrive at Glasgow Central Station, while the majority of trains from Edinburgh and the north arrive at Queen Street Station.

For more information visit www.nationalrail.co.uk or www.scotrail.co.uk

Great value travel passes for First Bus, local rail and the Subway, covering 110 stations, as well as some ferries throughout Strathclyde, can be obtained from any staffed rail station or STP Travel Centre.

For more information visit www.spt.co.uk

By ferry

Ferry services across the Firth of Clyde connect the Inverclyde area with the Isle of Bute and the Cowal Peninsula. These terminals are at Wemyss Bay and Gourock. Both offer direct rail access into the city. A number of operators provide vehicle and foot passenger services including Dunoon to Gourock and Rothesay to Wemyss Bay, plus seasonal cruising on the Firth of Clyde.

For more information visit www.poirishsea.com, www.stenaline.co.uk, www.calmac.co.uk and www.western-ferries.co.uk

By air

Flights from almost 100 destinations fly into Glasgow Airport which is 8 miles (13 km) from the city centre and is connected by regular shuttle buses and a rail network. Other services fly into Glasgow Prestwick Airport. Prestwick is only 30 miles (48 km) from the city, around 45 minutes by road or rail.

For more information on Glasgow Airport visit www.glasgowairport.com or call 0844 481 5555 and for Glasgow Prestwick Airport visit www.gpia.co.uk or call 0871 223 0700.

Where to find out more

For inspiration and ideas on everything to see and do in Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley, call into a VisitScotland Information Centre. Our friendly experts can offer advice on all things local as well as sharing their wider knowledge of Scotland. We can also arrange your accommodation, handle all your travel needs and book tickets for events, activities and attractions across Scotland. Most of our centres stock a wide range of quality gifts and souvenirs and our staff will be delighted to help you find that special souvenir of Scotland. So, call in to see us – we’ll point you in the right direction.

Please refer to the list of Information Centres in Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley on page 18.

Did you know?

Opened on 14 December 1896, the Glasgow Subway is the third oldest underground metro system in the world after the London Underground and the Budapest Metro.

The PS Waverley, the only sea-going paddle steamer in the world, was built in Glasgow by A & J Inglis in 1947.

Loch Lomond Seaplanes fly passengers from Glasgow Science Centre on the River Clyde to Oban bay in around 24 minutes (from February to November).

01 Passengers check in at Glasgow Airport.02 The well-connected Queen Street railway station.03 There are many modes of transport to the heart of

the city.04 The Loch Lomond Seaplane on the River Clyde by

the Science Centre.

Clyde Valley Tourist Route

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One of the earliest cities to be named European Capital of Culture, in 1990, Glasgow today remains a major centre for the arts. Discover a wealth of free museums and galleries, including the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, the Burrell Collection, St Mungo Museum, the People’s Palace and the magnificent Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum – not to mention the legacy left by Art Nouveau pioneer and father of the ‘Glasgow Style’, the artist and architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

The contemporary arts scene has flourished in Glasgow in recent years and covers everything from major exhibitions and galleries to thriving independent studios and acclaimed events and festivals. Glasgow is also a UNESCO City of Music, where you can choose from around 130 live music events a week. The city is home to Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet, the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, one of Europe’s leading symphony orchestras. You can find entertainment long into the night at live music sessions, clubs and gigs – ranging from traditional to the more offbeat. Many of Glasgow’s venues are stars in their own right, among them the neon-fronted Barrowland, The Arches and the SECC. The new Hydro, Scotland’s

home of live entertainment, opens in September 2013 and will host national and international music, comedy and sport.

Glasgow has the best shopping in the UK outside London, and has everything you need for some unforgettable retail therapy in its bustling city centre and beyond. The pedestrianised Sauchiehall Street, Buchanan Street and Argyle Street are together dubbed the ‘Style Mile’ and pack in just about everything you could want from high street to exclusive shopping. The new Buchanan Quarter is opening in Spring 2013 and will bring further new retail brands to Glasgow and Scotland. From the spacious Buchanan Galleries and the recently expanded St Enoch Centre to the elegant Princes Square, which offers five floors of upmarket shopping, there’s a fashion fix to suit all tastes and budgets.

Don’t miss the Merchant City area for its unique combination of designer stores in one of the oldest quarters of Glasgow. Emporio Armani, Pretty Green, Ralph Lauren, Mulberry, Cruise and Agent Provocateur, to name but a few, are mixed with breathtaking Victorian architecture, independent art galleries and a wealth of stylish cafés, bars and bistros for a break between shops.

In the bohemian West End you’ll find a treasure trove of unique, one-off stores, from the design genius of Timorous Beasties to the vintage clothing and gift boutiques huddled in the lanes off Byres Road. Nearby, try De Courcy’s Arcade and Watermelon for fabulous second hand fashions, gifts and more, or simply explore Ashton Lane or Great Western Road.

Heading out of town? There’s a world of shopping at Silverburn, Braehead, Glasgow Fort Shopping Park and East Kilbride Shopping Centre, where you can find high street names, independent retailers and a good range of eateries.

Glasgow has been named as the number one UK destination and number six European destination in the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Destinations on the Rise 2012 list which honour the global destinations that have seen the greatest increase in positive feedback from travellers year-on-year.

Glasgow: Scotland with style

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Discover a cultural hub with world-famous art collections and a fascinating history housed in beautiful venues, many of which are free to visit. With exceptional architecture from the 13th to 21st centuries and some of the UK’s best shopping and dining, it’s easy to see why this cosmopolitan and cutting-edge city is such a popular choice.

Don’t miss...

The Riverside Museum – Scotland’s Museum of Transport and Travel.

Kelvingrove Art Galleryand Museum.

Gallery of Modern Art.

People’s Palace at Glasgow Green.

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01 The stylish Princes Square – a must-visit. 02 The Gallery of Modern Art in the city centre

of Glasgow.03 The Clyde Auditorium known as the ’Armadillo’,

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Coming soon!Glasgow will be hosting the 2014 Commonwealth Games from 23 July to 3 August 2014 with 17 sports from aquatics

and athletics to wrestling and lawn bowls.

The legendary music venue, King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, is credited with launching the careers of some of the biggest talent, including Oasis.


The Glasgow School of Art became the centre of the art movement in Scotland and soon the ‘Glasgow Style‘ was born, created by a group known as ‘the Four’ – Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Herbert MacNair and sisters, Margaret and Frances MacDonald.

The School of Art is considered to be Mackintosh’s masterpiece and it is still a working art school today. The style of the building demonstrates Mackintosh’s hallmark Art Nouveau style while the interiors include furniture, drawings and paintings by Mackintosh.

The Lighthouse, on Mitchell Lane, is one of Mackintosh’s earliest buildings and was originally designed as the Glasgow Herald newspaper offices. Now home to Scotland’s Centre for Design & Architecture, it includes a fascinating Mackintosh Interpretation Centre and the Mackintosh Tower, which offers wonderful views. You can also see a new exhibition of Mackintosh designs that unfortunately were never built.

At the beautiful Willow Tea Rooms, you can enjoy afternoon tea just as it was taken in the same rooms 100 years ago, seated on one of Mackintosh’s famous high-backed chairs.

Queen’s Cross Church is a Mackintosh design which opened in 1899. See the magnificent stained glass windows which capture the light and the exceptional wood and stone carvings of this building which is now the international headquarters of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society.

At the University of Glasgow’s Hunterian Art Gallery is the Mackintosh House. Astonishingly, the home Mackintosh shared with his wife at 6 Florentine Terrace has been meticulously reassembled at this site.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh

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Charles Rennie Mackintosh is one of the most renowned architects and designers of the 20th century. His work and legacy is celebrated throughout the city and beyond, so you can see for yourself the beautiful and lasting mark he left, from exquisite pieces of furniture in museums to a graceful building which can be discovered in a city park.

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The Scotland Street School Museum was Mackintosh’s last major commission. Take one of the free guided tours and enjoy the impressive leaded-glass towers and magnificent tiled entrance hall.

Not far from the city centre is the Mackintosh-designed House for an Art Lover, in Bellahouston Park. The building was designed for a competition in 1901, but not built until 1989. As well as admiring the magnificent external design, explore the breathtaking rooms, which feature high-back chairs, oval shapes and floral inserts.

Outside of Glasgow, Helensburgh is home to another stunning Mackintosh-designed property, the Hill House. Sitting high above the River Clyde, it is home to original furniture and interior design and also has formal gardens designed in the Mackintosh style.

A Charles Rennie Mackintosh Trail Ticket can be purchased from VisitScotland Information Centres in Glasgow, making it easier to enjoy all the attractions whilst travelling in a sustainable way. The one-day Mackintosh Trail Ticket allows visitors unlimited travel on subway and bus services, as well as including entry to all participating Mackintosh attractions.

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Did you know?

Queen’s Cross Church is the only Mackintosh-designed church which was built.

The group of friends, ‘the Four’, became two couples – McNair married Frances in 1899 and Mackintosh married Margaret in 1900.

The beautiful Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is home to the largest collection of work influenced and created by Mackintosh.

01 The library of The Glasgow School of Art.02 The impressive exterior of The Glasgow School of Art.03 An ornate piano, built to the design of Charles

Rennie Mackintosh, at The House for an Art Lover.04 A beautiful stained-glass window in Queen’s

Cross Church.

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Enjoy afternoon tea in Glasgow‘s Willow Tea Rooms, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, who had complete control over every aspect of the Willow Tea Rooms from the exterior of the building to the teaspoons.


Art and culture

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Ealain ‘s CultarFascinating fact

Around a third of all Turner Prize winners are alumni of The

Glasgow School of Art.


Did you know?

Look out for Glasgow Landmarks’ plaques on the sides of the city’s top 50 buildings. Find out more and download the map at www.glasgowlandmarks.org.uk

You can sit onboard a tram and experience the motion of a subway train at the Riverside Museum.

Free entry to...St Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art – learn about religious beliefs and customs through life, death and the hereafter.

Hunterian Museum – Scotland’s oldest museum has exhibits covering Romans, Egyptian mummies and an ancient shark fossil from nearby Bearsden.

Hunterian Art Gallery – sister to the museum, the gallery holds the estates of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and James McNeill Whistler.

Discover more free attractions at www.seeglasgow.com

In Glasgow, there’s a tradition that art is for the people, and you’ll find over 20 fantastic art galleries, museums and other attractions which are free to visit. Look out for the beautiful city centre architecture, which combines Medieval, Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian, Art Deco and 21st century styles – and, of course, designs by Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

The Glasgow School of Art is a leading force in contemporary art and offers a year-round programme of events, talks and exhibitions. Its programme is complemented by the independent studios at Trongate 103, a dedicated centre for the arts and creativity in the heart of the Merchant City.

The vast Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is one of Scotland’s most-visited attractions. Spend hours exploring the magnificent 1901 red sandstone building, a defining feature of the cityscape and see displays covering art, culture and history, with animals, armoury and a famous WWII Spitfire.

Housed in Zaha Hadid’s remarkable building, the Riverside Museum – Scotland’s Museum of Transport and Travel has 3,000 objects on display which will delight kids and adults, including the recently acquired South African locomotive and a recreation of three Glasgow streets as they would have been from 1895 to 1930.

The Burrell Collection in Pollok Country Park is the private collection amassed by shipping magnate Sir William Burrell, who gifted more than 8,000 objects to the city, including Islamic art and works by Cézanne.

Victorian gems to seek out include the Kibble Palace, a magnificent glasshouse in the Botanic Garden, the Tenement House in Garnethill, which offers a snapshot into life in Victorian Glasgow, the splendid City Chambers which dominates George Square, and a number of Greek and Egyptian-inspired buildings created by Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson.

The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) has an extensive collection of work by local and international artists. Make a point of looking around the ground floor gallery where you’ll usually find a striking new exhibition.

Challenge inquisitive minds at the Glasgow Science Centre, an amazing titanium crescent-shaped building by the River Clyde with three floors of interactive exhibits and the latest blockbuster releases at its IMAX cinema.

Another beautiful Victorian glasshouse can be found at the People’s Palace at Glasgow Green, the city’s oldest park, where you’ll also see the Doulton Fountain. The People’s Palace is another of the city’s free museums, and is dedicated to telling the social history of the city.

Glasgow is a hub of creativity and, as such, has a breathtaking choice of art galleries and museums, with collections ranging from the ancient and prehistoric to the freshest talent emerging from The Glasgow School of Art. Work by some of the world’s most renowned artists can be found in beautiful buildings across the city. The hardest part is deciding where to start.

01 The Life Court in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.02 Family fun at the Glasgow Science Centre. 03 The Burrell Collection in Pollok Country Park.03

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The dazzling western façade of the former Templeton’s Carpet Factory, beside Glasgow Green, was inspired by the Doge’s Palace in Venice.


Discover beauty spots less than an hour from Glasgow, with the lush Clyde Valley, magnificent estates on the Firth of Clyde, historical attractions and country parks. A great way to explore is to follow the Clyde Valley Tourist Route, a 42-mile scenic route taking in attractions and stunning vantage points.

Summerlee, the Museum of Scottish Industrial Life, is located in Coatbridge in North Lanarkshire on the site of a 19th century ironworks, where you can take a ride on Scotland’s only electric tramway and venture deep underground in a recreated mine. In the same area, Strathclyde Country Park is 400 acres of open parkland, woodland and varied wildlife habitats around Strathclyde Loch and offers a wide range of excellent outdoor activities.

Visit the fantastic attractions in South Lanarkshire, such as the Museum of Rural Life in East Kilbride and follow the story of Scotland’s countryside and people. Nearby, explore the beautiful 32 acres of James Hamilton Heritage Park, which has a watersports centre and is home to a bird and nature sanctuary.

New Lanark World Heritage Site is the first of two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the area. It is a beautifully restored 18th century cotton mill village, set in a spectacular valley which offers a fascinating insight into Robert Owen’s idealistic vision for workers of the 1700s.

See the magnificently restored former hunting lodge of Chatelherault, near Hamilton, and the David Livingstone Centre at Blantyre.

Enjoy life by the sea in Inverclyde, situated along the coastal reach of the River Clyde, west of the city. Find out about the area’s maritime history at the McLean Museum and Art Gallery in Greenock, a wonderful Victorian museum which also features the town’s most famous son, James Watt, who made the steam engine. Gourock and Greenock sit at the mouth of the river, while Port Glasgow’s 15th century Newark Castle is well worth a stop en route.

In East Dunbartonshire, you’ll discover the second World Heritage Site in the area, the Antonine Wall, parts of which can be seen north of Glasgow at Bearsden and Kirkintilloch. The turf wall marks the northernmost point of Roman conquest in Britain.

Excellent walking opportunities present themselves in every region, but the most notable is perhaps Milngavie, where a distinctive obelisk marks the starting point of the West Highland Way, the 95-mile path through the west Highlands to Fort William. If you’d prefer a shorter, gentler walk, Milngavie’s Mugdock Country Park has some great short routes, and a host of activities, from horse riding and orienteering to archery and golf.

The magnificent Paisley Abbey can be found in the heart of the town in Renfrewshire, on the east bank of the White Cart Water. The abbey’s origins date back to 1163 and this was reputedly the site where William Wallace was educated. This year will see the town host the Royal National Mod for the first time, which will see eight days of celebrations of Gaelic culture and heritage.

Did you know?

Paisley Museum has the finest collection of Paisley Shawls in the world, which is a Recognised Collection of National Significance to Scotland.

2013 is the 130th anniversary of the death of Thomas Coats, who was a member of one of two families who made Paisley the most important centre of cotton thread manufacture in the world.

At the excellent Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve you can take a riverside walk to see the magnificent waterfalls and look out for more than 100 species of bird and resident otters.

Venture just a short distance beyond the city and discover a whole world of stunning landscapes and a fascinating history. The countryside surrounding Glasgow provides a haven for wildlife, with beautiful walking, varied cycle routes and even two World Heritage Sites.

Beyond the city

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Thar a bhaileFamily favouriteStrathclyde Country Park is also

home to M&D’s theme park, which boasts five white-knuckle

rollercoaster rides, as well as a host of attractions for

younger visitors.


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01 New Lanark World Heritage Site.02 Enjoy a day by the sea at Gourock.03 The David Livingstone Centre at Blantyre. 04 The magnificent Paisley Abbey.05 Outdoor adventures for all at James Hamilton

Heritage Park.

Don’t miss...

Motherwell Heritage Centre.

Bothwell Castle.

Glengoyne Distillery, near Killearn.

Xscape, Braehead – includes an indoor ski centre.

Leadhills and Wanlockhead Light Railway.

Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park.


Scotland’s largest regional park, Clyde Muirshiel, sits to the west of the region and offers activities such as sailing, kayaking and wildlife watching – be sure to look out for one of the UK’s rarest breeding birds, the hen harrier. The RSPB Nature Reserve at Lochwinnoch is one of the few wetlands left in west Scotland. This is a great place to marvel at the region’s wildlife with whooper swans, wigeons and great crested grebes.

Nearby is Lunderston Bay, an award-winning beach which is the closest to Glasgow. Enjoy a quiet stroll along the sand, or let the kids stop to make sand castles, fly kites and soak up the sea air.

Sailing is a very popular sport off the west coast of Scotland. Inverclyde has some great marinas such as Kip Marina, which has a range of services, offering berthing, servicing and a chartroom. The James Watt Dock Marina, which was opened in 2011 also has visitor berths. Both marinas are in a great location and have excellent transport links.

Embrace the great outdoors at the Finlaystone Country Estate which offers great walks past colourful gardens and tumbling waterfalls, and you can enjoy a barbeque or stop for a bite in the tearoom.

If you want to take the family for a fascinating walk through this region, why not follow some of the paths which run alongside both the Antonine Wall, one of the area’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and the Forth & Clyde Canal? Children and adults will be enthralled as they walk past boats, marinas and Roman and Iron Age forts.

The region has many great outdoor spaces from smaller parks and gardens to larger country parks. In East Renfrewshire, walk round the boating pond and through the woodland at Rouken Glen Park. Dams to Darnley is Scotland’s newest country park, and covers over 1,350 acres of water, wetland, woodland and grassland. Discover the area’s history and wildlife in the park and see the striking feature of Barrhead dams.

The Clyde Valley Woodlands National Nature Reserve (NNR) takes in an amazing six natural woodlands including the Falls of Clyde Wildlife

Reserve. Take a riverside walk to see the magnificent waterfalls and look out for more than 100 species of bird and the resident otters.

Beyond the city you’ll find many special outdoor spaces, but you can also find an extraordinary variety of parks and gardens in the city of Glasgow, which translates from Gaelic as the ‘dear green place’.

Head to the sprawling Pollok Country Park, just 3 miles southwest of the city centre, and you could be forgiven for thinking you’re deep in the country. Extensive woodlands, activities, and its own russet herd of Highland cattle have helped it scoop awards as both Britain’s and Europe’s best park.

One of Glasgow’s best-loved parks, Kelvingrove enjoys a fine setting on the banks of the River Kelvin and defines the centre of the city’s bohemian West End. Bordered on three sides by grand vistas – the curved residential terraces high on Woodlands Hill, the gothic spire of the University of Glasgow and the red sandstone Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum – it offers one of Glasgow’s most pleasant and most photographed city walks.

Glasgow Green is the city’s oldest park. Its history can be traced back to 1450, when James II granted permission for it to be used as common grazing ground which continued until the 19th century. Discover more of the city’s history at the People’s Palace, a free museum in the park.

A natural place

Experience the green side of Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley – a region perfect for celebrating 2013, the Year of Natural Scotland. Whether you want to enjoy exhilarating activities such as sailing and cycling, or simply want to take a quiet walk along the wonders of a canal, this region has it all, outside the city and within.

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Fossil Grove in Victoria Park – the remains of an ancient forest, over 330 million years old.

Pollok House in Pollok Country Park – an outstanding collection of Spanish art.

Greenock Cut Visitor Centre – see the 5.5 mile aqueduct and designated ancient monument.

Greenbank Garden, Clarkston – home to more than 3,700 different plants.

Glasgow Botanic Gardens – step inside the ornate A-listed Kibble Palace.

Àite nàdarra

01 Walking at the Falls of Clyde.02 The Kibble Palace in Glasgow Botanic Gardens. 03 One of Pollok Country Park’s resident Highland cattle.04 Pollok House and Country Park. 05 Kelvingrove Park with Kelvingrove Art Gallery

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"The Botanic Gardens... wonderful! The Glasshouses, I enjoyed the special begonias and the beautiful orchids, well done... and it's very pleasant to sit or have a picnic and it's all free! Unbelievable!"Visitor to Glasgow – ’What did you enjoy the most?’ Scotland Visitor Survey 2011

The walled garden

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Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley has a range for all tastes and budgets with everything from delicious fish restaurants to stunning Italian eateries.

In the city centre, you can enjoy seafood in the Art Deco splendour of Rogano, which has an interior modelled on the Queen Mary liner. Within the cultural epicentre of the Merchant City there are plenty of great dining establishments indoors and outdoors, not to mention a range of stylish bars. Guy’s Restaurant on Candleriggs has a menu

which emphasises quality produce, often sourced from independent suppliers, and you can enjoy live jazz at the weekend.

Café Gandolfi is a Merchant City institution. A favourite for its chunky wood and stained-glass décor, this cosy bohemian restaurant has won countless awards over the years for its quality Scottish cuisine and excellent service. Head to the West End for an eclectic mix of menus displayed in the cobblestone lanes off Byres Road. One of these, Ashton Lane, is a destination in itself, with

some of the city’s most atmospheric bistros built into the former stables, including Brel, Ubiquitous Chip and The Grosvenor.

After a delicious meal in one of the many restaurants in Glasgow, settle down for a quiet drink in one of the authentic pubs, many of which regularly hold live music sessions. There are also many stunning stylish bars where you can sip a cocktail or two, such as the Corinthian Club, which has its own casino.

Why not sample some of Scotland’s finest whiskies in one of the bars, or head straight to the source at one of the nearby distilleries? You can create your very own blend of whisky at Glengoyne Distillery, by Killearn, or choose from a choice of whisky experiences at Auchentoshan Distillery, by Dalmuir in Clydebank.

Explore the Clockwork Spirits Company, which has its own microbrewery on site and serves four of its own ales every day. Pick up some spirits to take home from the Good Spirits Company or take part in one of their tasting sessions or masterclasses.

Glasgow has a long connection with tea drinking and there are several tearooms where you can sample this culture – from the Willow Tea Rooms

Glasgow has the kind of dining-out scene you would expect from a thriving cosmopolitan city, with international cuisines and fresh local produce. Enjoy fine dining, a buzzing café culture, sample fresh produce at a farmers’ market and experience Glasgow’s nightlife in lively venues across the city.

Delicious dining

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Did you know?

Stravaigin was awarded a Bib Gourmand rating for excellent value for money by the Michelin Guide.

The West Brewery is located amidst the Victorian grandeur of the famous former Templeton Carpet Factory in Glasgow Green.

Oran Mor – Gaelic for ‘Big Song’– is a converted church combining restaurant, bar and entertainment venues under an astonishing ceiling mural by venerable writer and artist Alasdair Gray.

At the National Piping Centre you can enjoy piping performances after dinner in the cosy restaurant.

to Hotel Du Vin at One Devonshire Gardens, the Grand Central Hotel to the tearoom at the Glasgow Botanics.

If you’re out enjoying the Year of Natural Scotland, you can take a break in one of the cafés throughout the region. In Mugdock Country Park you’ll find the Stables Tearoom which is set within the Victorian Stables Courtyard. The Three Sisters Bake is a café and craft shop in Inverclyde, where you can sit and tuck into a delicious lunch and coffee before browsing the local crafts and gifts. Experience a taste of Europe with the Euro-classic and Mediterranean dishes of Piccolo Mondo, which has two restaurants in Renfrew and Glasgow.

There are farmers’ markets throughout Glasgow and the surrounding area which are definitely worth a visit to pick up some tasty local produce.

If you’re feeling inspired by the wealth of delicious local produce, why not book a course at one of the region’s cook schools? The Tennent’s Training Academy and the Glasgow Cook School offer you the chance to learn secrets from the country’s finest chefs, confectioners and mixologists while the Cookschool at Stepwell lets you learn first-hand the craft of cooking and helps you explore flavours from across the world.

Food dining highlights outwith the city:

Freshly-made homely desserts such as apple pie or caramel shortcake at Laura’s Coffee Shop in Carmunnock.

Elegant Scottish cuisine made from fresh ingredients in Gourock’s Fusion Restaurant.

Delicious home-made produce served in the Llama’s Larder at Feufield Farm in Biggar.

Fine dining with stunning views of Kilsyth’s Auchinstarry Marina at The Boathouse.

Award-winning traditional ales and home-made food from the Houston Brewing Company in Renfrewshire.

01 Dining out at Rogano.02 The atmospheric Ashton Lane.03 Pick up some seasonal local produce.

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Try while you’re here:Art Lovers Café at the elegant House for an Art Lover in Bellahouston Park.

City Merchant serves up fresh Loch Etive mussels, oysters and scallops.

Ubiquitous Chip – try the restaurant’s own ale, Chip 71, before dinner.

This region produces two of Scotland’s great products – Irn Bru and Tunnocks teacakes.

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January17 - 5 FebCeltic ConnectionsVarious venues, Glasgow G3

www.celticconnections.com

18 - 20 Glynhill Ladies International Curling Event 2012Braehead Curling Rink, Renfrew F3

www.glynhillladiesinternational.com

26Aviva International AthleticsEmirates Arena, Glasgow G3

www.uka.org.uk

27Burns UnboundNational Museum of Rural Life, Wester Kittochside, East Kilbride H4

www.nms.ac.uk/rural

February3 - 13Glasgow Youth Film Festival Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow G3 www.glasgowfilm.org/festival

7 - 10Glasgow Short Film FestivalCCA, 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowfilm.org/gsff

14 - 24Glasgow Film FestivalGlasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowfilm.org

March14 - 31Glasgow International Comedy FestivalVarious venues, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowcomedyfestival.com

April1 - 30East Dunbartonshire Food & Drink FestivalVarious venues, East Dunbartonshire E2

www.visiteastdunbartonshirenow.co.uk

12 - 20Aye Write!The Mitchell Library, Glasgow G3

www.ayewrite.com

Key Map Reference (See map on pages 44-45) C3

Family

Food and Drink

Great Outdoors

Highland Games

Local Shows and Galas

Music, Arts and Culture

Sports

What’s on

Celtic Connections brings the city alive in January with three weeks of contemporary and traditional Celtic-influenced music in its most diverse forms, from traditional pipes and folk through to American roots and blues.

The Glasgow Film Festival in February presents a fortnight of premieres and red carpet events, all open to the public to join in.

March sees the Aye Write! Book Festival celebrate the best of Scottish and international writers, while the Glasgow International Comedy Festival also gets into full swing – expect some laughs from comedy’s biggest names.

Discover music, theatre, gala days, dance and comedy at the West End Festival in June with choral music, folk, rock and jazz alongside author readings, guided walks and all types of dance. Enjoy an exciting programme of unique and innovative performances, including world premieres, at the Merchant City Festival in July.

In August, witness a winner being crowned at the World Pipe Band Championships at Glasgow Green. In the culmination of a week of events in the Piping Live! festival, more than 200 bands

come together in a dazzling sound and vision experience of traditional pipes and drums.

Following on from the football matches of the 2012 Olympics, Glasgow will be holding a number of international sporting events with football, athletics, track cycling and netball. All these great events will lead on to 2014 when Hampden, Scotland’s national stadium, will hold the athletics events and closing ceremony of the Commonwealth Games.

Why not try something different at the Strathaven Balloon Festival or see the Clyde on foot during the Great Scottish Run?

Sample some of the local produce at the FeastRen, East Renfrewshire Food Festival in September with cookery demonstrations, workshops and a farmers’ market.

There are a good number of Highland games, festivals, competitive music events, and water-based activities taking place all year round. The year culminates in Glasgow Loves Christmas, a programme of events that make Christmas shopping in Glasgow one of the best experiences in the country.

One of the greatest things about Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley is the range and variety of events taking place all year round. Cultural, musical and traditional events attract performers from all over the world to Glasgow’s famous stages.

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17 - 21Walking with DinosaursSECC, Glasgow G3

www.ticketsoup.com

May4 - 5 IRB SevensScotstoun Stadium, Glasgow G3

www.irbsevens.com

12Gourock Highland GamesGourock Park, George Road, Gourock C2

www.gourockhighlandgames.org.uk

12Glasgow Women’s 10kGlasgow G3

www.runglasgow.org

31 - 23 JunWest End FestivalVarious venues, Glasgow G3

www.westendfestival.co.uk

June1Shotts Highland GamesHannah Park, Baton Road, Shotts J3

www.shottshighlandgames.org.uk

6 - 16Glasgow Science FestivalVarious venues, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowsciencefestival.org.uk

8Bearsden & Milngavie Highland GamesWest of Scotland FC, Glasgow Road, Milngavie G2

www.bearsdenmilngaviehighlandgames.com

14 - 15 Glasgow MelaKelvingrove Park, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowmela.com

26 - 30Glasgow International Jazz FestivalVarious venues, Glasgow G3

www.jazzfest.co.uk

tbcBard In The BotanicsGlasgow Botanic Gardens, Glasgow G3

www.bardinthebotanics.co.uk

July14Heavy Horse ShowNational Museum of Rural Life, Wester Kittochside, East Kilbride H4

www.nms.ac.uk/rural

21 - 27Surge 2013Briggait G3

www.list.co.uk/event/334248-surge-2013

tbcMerchant City Festival, GlasgowVarious venues, Merchant City G3

www.merchantcityfestival.com

August7 - 11UCI Junior Track Cycling World ChampionshipsSir Chris Hoy Velodrome, Glasgow G3

www.uci.ch

12 - 18Piping Live!Various venues, Glasgow G3

www.pipinglive.co.uk

17 - 18The World Pipe Band ChampionshipsGlasgow Green, Glasgow G3

www.theworlds.co.uk

19 - 25Kirkintilloch Canal FestivalKirkintilloch H2

www.kirkintillochcanalfestival.org

22 - 31 World Youth Netball ChampionshipsEmirates Arena, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowlife.org.uk

23 - 25 World Street Dance ChampionshipsVarious venues, Glasgow G3

www.udostreetdance.com

23 - 25The Strathaven Balloon FestivalThe John Hastie Park, Strathaven, Lanarkshire H5

September21 - 22Doors Open DaysVarious venues, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowdoorsopenday.com

October5 - 6Bank of Scotland Great Scottish RunGlasgow G3

www.runglasgow.org

11 - 19 Royal National MODPaisley F3

www.acgmod.org

12 - 27 Mackintosh FestivalVarious venues, Glasgow G3

www.crmsociety.com

17 - 27Biggar Little FestivalBiggar L5

www.biggar-little-festival.com

Oct - NovGlasgay!Various venues, Glasgow G3

www.glasgay.co.uk

November16Glasgow Whisky Festival The Arches, Argyle Street, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowswhiskyfestival.com

Nov - JanGlasgow Loves ChristmasGlasgow G3

www.glasgowloveschristmas.com

December7Glasgow World Cup Gymnastics 2013Emirates Arena, Glasgow G3

www.glasgowworldcup.com

This list highlights just a selection of events taking place in Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley in 2013. For more events information go to visitscotland.com/glasgow The events information contained in this publication is as supplied to VisitScotland and to the best of VisitScotland’s knowledge was correct at the time of going to press. VisitScotland can accept no responsibility for any errors. Events can be subject to change, we recommend you check details with a local VisitScotland Information Centre before travelling (see page 18).

01 The Strathaven Hot Air Balloon Festival.02 Festive fun in Glasgow’s George Square.03 Take part in the Bank of Scotland Great Scottish Run.

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Glasgow 170 Buchanan Street, Glasgow G1 2LW - 0141 204 4400 (from end Jan 2013)

Glasgow Airport UK Arrivals, Glasgow Airport PA3 2ST - 0141 848 4440

Lanark Horsemarket, Ladyacre Road, Lanark ML11 7LQ - 01555 661661

visitscotland.com/wheretofindusInformation Centres

Find all you want to do in Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valleyin one place.

For inspiration and ideas on how to make the most of your time in Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley call in to a VisitScotland Information Centre. Our friendly experts can offer advice on all things local as well as sharing their wider knowledge of Scotland. Ask and you’ll find all the hidden gems, from cultural to culinary. We don’t just advise either. We can sort out your accommodation and all your travel needs, as well as tickets for events across Scotland. So if you’re looking to get the most from your visit, call in and see us - we’ll point you in the right direction.

Open All Year

Open April until October

Information Point in Partnership with VisitScotland. Plotted on the relevant area maps on pages 44, 45, 46 and 47

Some Centres may not offer all services listed

Further information - For more information on Quality Assurance or comments on star awarded properties please contact us: VisitScotland, Castle Wynd, Inverness , IV2 3BJ. Email. [email protected] or [email protected] or visit www.visitscotland.com/qa

Call into any VisitScotland Information Centre for further information www.visitscotland.com/wheretofindus

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OF QUALITY

Blythswood Square Hotel 5 star Hotel, Glasgow

For more information on Quality Assurance or comments on star awarded properties please contact us: VisitScotland, Castle Wynd, Inverness IV2 3BJ. Email. [email protected] or [email protected] or visit www.visitscotland.com/qa

You’ll be surprised where our search for quality takes us.

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oo it is a good, all round standard

ooo it is a very good standard, with attention to detail in every area

oooo it is excellent – furnished using high quality materials, superb food where provided and friendly, professional service

ooooo an exceptional standard where presentation, ambience, food where provided and service are hard to fault

It should be noted that establishments that fail to meet our minimum standards will not be awarded a star rating.

Establishments awarded gold stars have consistently achieved the highest levels of excellence within their star grading.

Access all areas – The following symbols will help visitors with physical disabilities to decide whether accommodation is suitable:

$ Unassisted wheelchair access % Assisted wheelchair access & Access for visitors with mobility difficulties

We want you to feel welcome – Find establishments that pay particular attention to your specific needs:

D Walkers C Cyclists Anglers Bikers º Classic Cars

Golfers ª Children Field Sports Groups Ancestral Tourism

Because we care – www.green-business.co.uk

Businesses that work in a sustainable, environmentally friendly way are graded:

Bronze , Silver ß or Gold ©

The very best of food and drink – www.visitscotland.com/foodanddrinkWe assess the presentation, quality and service of food in every kind of eating establishment in Scotland from fish and chip shops to pubs, takeaways and top class restaurants. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly bar or a romantic restaurant, EatScotland gives a reliable, authoritative and comprehensive guide to eating out in Scotland.

Only those operators who meet the EatScotland quality standards are accredited to the scheme so look out for the logo ‰ to ensure you visit some of Scotland’s best, quality eating establishments.

Those with extra special standards of food are awarded EatScotland Silver Í or Gold Ì.

Quite simply, it takes us the length and breadth of Scotland to visit thousands of different properties every year and grade them on the things we know matter to you. Things like the overall quality on offer and warmth of welcome to help you make a more informed choice. VisitScotland Quality Assurance. Quality you can trust.

Now is the time to choose yourholiday accommodation

This guide has been split into five accommodation sections for Greater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley.

• Hotels and Inns• Guest Houses and B&Bs• Self Catering• Camping and Caravan Parks• Hostels/Activity Accommodation

Establishments are listed within these sections in alphabetical order by location and then by business name. Each entry has a map reference (see example) relating to the maps which appear on pages 44-47 of this guide. The maps are helpful if you don’t know where a particular town is in relation to the area that interests you. Where establishments are listed as ‘By’ a city, town or village it is wise to check the exact location online and with the operator before making your journey. Some listings have a distance beside the location; this indicates the approximate road distance in miles from the location. These mileages are voluntarily provided by the businesses themselves.

BookingAccepting accommodation by telephone or in writing means you have entered into a legally binding contract with the proprietor of the establishment. If you cancel or fail to take up that accommodation, for whatever reason, the proprietor generally has the right to ask for compensation. You should always check the cancellation terms in advance and, if you must cancel a booking, advise the management immediately. Online bookings are also subject to terms and conditions; please check direct with the provider for these.

Insurance and cancellationsShould you have to cancel for any reason, it is reassuring to know that you can be insured against any compensation claim. Please ensure you take out cancellation insurance prior to your trip.

PricingThe prices of accommodation, services and facilities stated in this guide are based on information received from the relevant advertisers. Please note that prices include VAT where applicable and are for your guidance only (VATas at November 2012). Please check prices when you book accommodation and confirm exactly what the quoted price includes.

SmokingThe majority of Scotland’s indoor public places, including pubs, restaurants and cafés, are smoke-free by law, creating a healthier and fresher environment for residents and visitors to our beautiful country. Hotels, B&Bs and guest houses are also smoke-free but can designate bedrooms where guests can smoke, if they wish to do so.

To check the availability of such bedrooms,please check with the establishment directlywhen booking. For further information, visitwww.clearingtheairscotland.com

ü Look out for the short breaks symbolGreater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley offer a fabulous range of quality assured accommodation as listed on pages 22-38. Establishments which display the above symbol offer short breaks. Contact them direct for current special offers or to make a booking.

E Assistance DogsThe new Equality Act 2010 protects anybodywho has or has had a disability and peoplewho experience discrimination because theyare linked or associated with a disabled person. In respect of assistance dogs the law quite clearly states that to refuse admission to a registered assistance dog is now unlawful and constitutes discrimination under the Equality Act 2012 under three possible categories: 1: discrimination arising from a disability; 2: indirect discriminationand 3: disability harassment. VisitScotland is committed to equality of opportunity and is

working through its Accessible Tourism Project to educate and inform all our customers about the requirements under the law. We have encouraged all our business customers to use the assistance dog symbol in order to comply with law, or make it clear in a statement that they welcome all assistance dogs. It is always advisable to check with each establishment prior to booking.

v Hearing LoopInduction loop and infrared systems help people with hearing loss hear more clearly by reducing the effect of background noise. When a building has been fitted with a loop or infrared system, you will usually find this mentioned in their adverts, newsletters and at the entrance to the building. Informative signs and symbols should be displayed such as the loop sign above, it is always worth asking if it is not obvious. Please note this iconis not verified by VisitScotland Quality and Standards Department.

, Dogs WelcomeDogs are welcome to this establishment, on the understanding that they are on their leash andare kept under control. You may have to check with each establishment whether there are restricted areas for your dog. Please note this icon is not verified by VisitScotland Quality and Standards Department.

ù GaelicIn this area some/most of the population speak the Gaelic language (as well as English), so if you wish to stay with Gaelic speakers please look out for the symbol within entries and ask when you book your accommodation to confirm that this is available. The Gaelic language is rich in tradition, history, music, and culture, and will add an interesting dimension and unique sense of place to your holiday.

Facility symbols – please note that you should always check that a particular facility or service is available at the time of booking

1 Ensuite bath and/or shower for all bedrooms

2 Ensuite bath and/or shower for some bedrooms

3 Private bath and/or shower for all bedrooms

4 Private bath and/or shower for some bedrooms

W Washbasins in bedrooms/rooms

H Hairdryer in bedrooms

m Television available

n No television

! Satellite/cable TV

Broadband

WiFi

ñ DVD player available

ö CD player available

û iPod docking station

x Telephonein bedrooms/self catering unit

k Tea/coffee making facilities in bedrooms

R Restaurant

X Evening meal available

V Vegetarian diets provided

S Special diets provided

Ä Packed lunchesby arrangement

r Room service

{ Full alcohol drinks licence/licensed bar

} Restricted alcohol drinks licence

a Lounge

b TV lounge

e Smoking rooms available

P Porterage

l Laundry service

# Credit/debitcards accepted

. Ground floor bedrooms available

u Passenger lift

^ Four-poster beds

É Building of historic/literary/architectural interest

G Garden

Y Open hearth fire

` Regular live entertainment

j Leisure facilities

8 Indoor swimming pool

9 Outdoorswimming pool

: Games room

A Childrens’ play area

p Private parking

q Limited parking

ú Disabled parking on site

J Property on working farm/croft

, Pets accepted by arrangement

ù Gaelic language spoken

v Hearing loop

E Assistance dogs

ü Short breaks available


Practical informationFiosrachadh feumail

How to read the listingsIùil leughaidh na liosta

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Glen Whisper Hotel Rural hotel with a reputation for excellent cuisine and accommodation.

Old Perth Road, Crieff PH16 8DL T: 01887 820346 F: 01887 829009 [email protected] www.glenwhisperhotel.com

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Scheme iconsThese give details of any scheme the establishment may be a member of, and further information about disability access levels and availability of short break offers.

Location‘By’ designates that a property is within 10 miles of this location.Mileage in brackets after the location indicates the distance from the named location.

Map referenceTo assist you further in locating each establishment, this grid reference relates to the maps on pages 44-47.

Facilities and symbolsSee below for an explanation; please check at time of booking.

Name of business

Description

Contact details

Further informationFor further information either visit

www.visitscotland.com or contact

the accommodation provider directly.

0 Ensuite bath and/or shower room(s) inself catering unit

L Bed linen providedon request – freeor for hire

T Towels provided on request – free orfor hire

M Additional charge for power/fuel/heating

g Laundry facilities on site

w Washing machine

t Tumble dryer

[ Microwave

d Dishwasher

f Freezer

h Domestic help

y Payphone available

) Non-smoking establishment

I Not all properties/caravans have all facilities

ô Eating out facilities within two miles or meal service available

Å Drying facilities

F Family rooms available

† Twin/double rooms available

° Alpine sleeping platform

ä Pitches fortouring caravans

â Tents welcome

ê Motorhomes welcome

… Car parking adjacent to caravans or tents

ã Electrical hook-up points available

í Privately-owned caravans

ë Caravan holiday homes available

ç Chemical toilet disposal facility

å Chemical toilet disposal for motor homes

K Shop within two miles/mobile food shop calls

Ü Shop on site

Q Gas cylinders for exchange refill

s Shower available

~ Bath available

] Café/restaurant

N Takeawayfood available

§ Cycle hire nearby

Groups welcome

Sgl – SingleDbl – DoubleTwn – TwinFam – FamilySte – Suite

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Hotels and Inns

Hotels, Metro Hotels, Townhouse Hotels, New Concept, Restaurant with Rooms, Serviced Apartments

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Abode GlasgowBeautiful boutique hotel in the heart of the city.

129 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 2SZ T: 0141 221 6789F: 0141 221 [email protected]

Sgl From £69 prpnDbl (40) £79-£180 prpnTwn (3) £79-£180 prpnFam (3) £134-£225 prpnEnsuite (46)

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BEST WESTERN Glasgow City HotelCentrally located, stylish, comfortable, standard and spacious superior rooms. Free WiFi.

27 Elmbank Street, Glasgow G2 4PB T: 0141 227 2772 F: 0141 227 [email protected]

Sgl (3) £49-£109 prpn RODbl (27) £59-£149 prpn ROTwn (18) £59-£149 prpn ROFam (4) £89-£169 prpn ROEnsuite (52) 93

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Blythswood SquareLuxury boutique hotel with spa, restaurant, bars and events space.

11 Blythswood Square, Glasgow G2 4AD T: 0141 248 8888 F: 0141 221 3132 [email protected]

Sgl (9) £120-£195 prpnDbl/Twn (100) £160-£1500 prpnEnsuite (100)

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citizenM GlasgowContemporary lobby and rooms, king-sized beds, rain shower, free WiFi and movies.

60 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G2 3BWT: 0203 519 1111 M: 0792 026 [email protected]

Dbl (198) £59-£139 prpnEnsuite (198)

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Glasgow ThistleGlasgow Thistle makes an ideal base for exploring the many galleries, museums and other attractions Glasgow has to offer. Located in the “Style Mile” the hotel is within a couple of minutes walk of all the shopping Glasgow has become famous for. Our Otium Health & Leisure Club has all you need to relax and unwind at the end of a busy day before enjoying a well earned drink in our residents bar.

Cambridge Street, Glasgow G2 3HN T: 0871 376 9043 F: 0871 376 9143 [email protected] www.thistle.com/glasgow

Dbl (145) £50-£190 prpn Twn (86) £50-£190 prpnFam (69) £80-£240 prpnEnsuite (300)

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Holiday Inn Express Glasgow TheatrelandCity centre location next to the theatres, shops and nightlife.

165 West Nile Street, Glasgow G1 2RLT: 0141 331 6800 F: 0141 331 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (118) £60-£155 prpn Ensuite (118)

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Holiday Inn Glasgow TheatrelandCity centre location next to the theatres, shops and nightlife.

161 West Nile Street, Glasgow G1 2RLT: 0141 352 8300 F: 0141 352 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (110) £89-£229 prpn Suites (3) £89-£229 prpn Ensuite (113)

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Hotel Du Vin at One Devonshire GardensSet in a tree-lined Victorian terrace in the stylish West End of Glasgow, One Devonshire Gardens is a five star luxury boutique hotel. With 49 individually designed stunning bedrooms and suites the hotel has an enviable reputation for service and style. Best Customer Service Award.

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1 Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow G12 0UX T: 0141 339 2001 F: 0141 337 1663 [email protected] www.hotelduvin.com

Open: All Year

Sgl (49) £135-£535 prpn Dbl (49) £145-£545 prpn Twn (8) £145-£305 prpn Fam (10) £245-£575 prpn Ensuite (49)


Hotels and Inns

For more information onGreater Glasgow & The Clyde Valleywww.visitscotland.com/glasgow

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

GLASGOW ooo Hotel Map 2 F3

Jurys Inn GlasgowJurys Inn Glasgow – Exceptional Everyday City Hotel.

80 Jamaica Street, Glasgow G1 4QGT: 0141 314 4800 F: 0141 314 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (301) £59-£180 prpnFam (20) £69-£180 prpnEnsuite (321)

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MalmaisonStylish boutique hotel and brasserie in the the city centre.

278 West George Street, Glasgow G2 4LLT: 0141 572 1000 F: 0141 572 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (64) From £99 prpn Suites (8) From £200 prpn Ensuite (72)

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Mercure Glasgow CityIdeally located in Merchant City. Modern, contemporary fully equipped rooms.

201 Ingram Street, Glasgow G1 1DQT: 0844 815 9103 F: 0141 226 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (91) £69-£146 prpn Ensuite (91)

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Millennium Hotel GlasgowCity centre location, ideal for shopping, museums and night life.

40 George Square, Glasgow G2 1DST: 0141 332 6711 F: 0141 332 4264reservations.glasgow@millennium hotels.co.ukwww.millenniumhotels.co.uk

Sgl (4) £63-£199 prpnDbl (91) £63-£199 prpnTwn (25) £63-£199 prpnEnsuite (116)

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The Pipers’ Tryst8 bedroom, restaurant with rooms, visitor attraction, excellent restaurant.

The National Piping Centre, 30-34 McPhater Street, Glasgow G4 0HWT: 0141 353 5551 F: 0141 353 [email protected]

Sgl From £60 prpnDbl (4) From £79 prpnTwn (4) From £79 prpnEnsuite (8)

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Radisson Blu GlasgowCentrally located, modern, stylish and European award winning hotel.

301 Argyle Street, Glasgow G2 8DLT: 0141 204 3333 F: 0141 204 [email protected]/hotel-glasgow

Sgl £99-£210 prpnDbl/Twn (212) £99-£210 prpnEnsuite (212)

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Serviced Apartments

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Fraser Suites GlasgowLocated in the heart of Glasgow’s vibrant Merchant City. Enjoy the freedom of your own studio, one or two bedroom apartment, along with the comfort of hotel services. A stay for one night or more is sure to be a memorable one.

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[email protected] www.glasgow.frasershospitality.com

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SACO Glasgow Serviced ApartmentsThe ideal hotel alternative offering more space, flexibility and freedom.

53 Cochrane Street, Glasgow G1 1HLT: 0845 122 0405 F: 0845 974 [email protected]/glasgow

Dbl/Twn (12) £96-£134 pn Ensuite (12)

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To fi nd your ideal place to stay inGreater Glasgow & The Clyde Valley

use the advert map references andrefer to the maps on pages 44-47

Royal Exchange Square in Glasgow city centre


Guest Houses and B&Bs

Guest Houses, B&Bs, Campus Accommodation

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Open: 5 Jan-21 Dec

11097

Adelaides Guest HouseAdelaides is a city centre redevelopment of an 1877 Baptist church building by the resident congregation incorporating a thoroughly modernised and upgraded guest house. Adelaides is central to the main tourist attractions of this revitalised city, known for its character, hospitality and friendliness. This location makes Adelaides an ideal place to stay for a holiday, business or pleasure. Adelaides is on the bus routes to many of Glasgow’s outlying attractions.

209 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4HZ T: 0141 248 4970F: 0141 226 [email protected] www.adelaides.co.uk

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Allison Guest HouseLarge Victorian guest house, warm welcome assured.

26 Circus Drive, Glasgow G31 2JH T: 0141 556 1431 [email protected]

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Claremont HouseA warm welcome afforded to all who stay at Claremont.

Broompark Circus, Glasgow G31 2JFT: 0141 554 7312 M: 0780 655 7810enquiries@claremont-guesthouse.co.ukwww.claremont-guesthouse.co.uk

Sgl (2) From £28 pppn Dbl/Twn (2) £24 pppn Ensuite (2)

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Craigielea House Bed and BreakfastSmall B&B in conservation area, one mile from city centre.

35 Westercraigs, Glasgow G31 2HY T: 0141 554 3446 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (3) £24-£26 pppn Shared facs (1)

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Craigpark Guest HouseFine Victorian townhouse in quiet conservation area with private parking.

33 Circus Drive, Glasgow G31 2JQ T: 0141 554 4160F: 0141 556 [email protected]

Sgl (1) £30-£40 prpn Dbl/Twn (3) £50-£60 prpnFamily (2) £69-£75 prpnEnsuite/Priv facs (2)Shared facs (5)

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Hampton Court Guest HouseAirport, bus station, city centre, near attractions, 24 hour reception, friendly.

230 Renfrew Street, Glasgow G3 6TXT: 0141 332 6623 F: 0141 332 5885info@hamptoncourtguesthouse.comwww.hamptoncourtguesthouse.com

Sgl (5) £28-£39 prpnDbl (6) £48-£59 prpnTwn (4) £48-£59 prpnFam (4) £80-£110 prpnEnsuite (13)Shared facs (6) 93

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Watersports at Strathclyde Country Park


Guest Houses and B&BsGLASGOW ooo Guest House Map 2 D2

Open: All Year

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The HeritageThe Heritage in Glasgow’s West End – the artistic and cultural centre of Glasgow, situated in an elevated Victorian terrace overlooking Great Western Road. Stylish, elegant and charming – a perfect description of the Heritage Hotel in Glasgow’s artistic and cultural West End. A short stroll takes you to Byres Road and Ashton Lane, favourite haunts of academia with it’s many and varied bars and bistros, near to the Botanic Gardens.

4-5 Alfred Terrace, Glasgow G12 8RF T: 0141 339 6955F: 0141 339 [email protected] www.theheritagehotel.net

Sgl (8) £25-£45 prpn Dbl (9) £45-£65 prpnTwn (6) £50-£70 prpn Fam (4) £70-£100 prpnEnsuite (27)

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Holly HouseSpacious, individually designed bedrooms, tastefully decorated close to city centre.

54 Ibrox Terrace, Glasgow G51 2TBT: 0141 427 5609 [email protected]

Sgl (1) £30 pppnDbl/Twn (2) £30 pppnFam (1) £30 pppnEnsuite/Priv facs (2) Shared facs (2) 30

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Manor ParkEnjoy the finest Scottish hospitality at the Manor Park.

28 Balshagray Drive, Broomhill, Glasgow G11 7DDT: 0141 339 2143 F: 0141 339 [email protected]

Sgl £40-£60 pppnDbl/Twn £30-£40 pppnFam £85-£95 prpnEnsuite (4)

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Open: All Year

67438

Newton HotelIn the heart of the city we offer a range of high class rooms all equipped with private ensuite, LCD/Freeview TV, tea and coffee facilities, hair dryer, telephone and ironing facilities. Complimentary towels and toiletries are also provided with full breakfast as standard.

T: 0141 332 1666F: 0141 332 [email protected]

Sgl (5) £30-£45 prpn Dbl (9) £45-£65 prpnTwn (2) £50-£70 prpn Fam (3) £70-£90 prpnEnsuite (19)

Campus Accommodation

GLASGOW o Campus Accommodation Map 2 F2

Glasgow Caledonian University – Caledonian Court‘Village within the city’, the perfect place to stay in Glasgow.

Caledonian Court, Dobbies Loan, Glasgow G4 0JFT: 0141 331 3980F: 0141 331 [email protected]

Sgl (282) £26-£44 pppn Dbl/Twn (16) £26-£34 pppnEnsuite/Priv facs (298)

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Self Catering

Self Catering

GLASGOW ooo Self Catering Map 2 F4

Glasgow Green ApartmentsModern, comfortable, three star self catering bedroom apartments.

26 Harelaw Avenue, Glasgow, Lanarkshire G44 3HZT: 0141 637 5872M: 0770 331 [email protected]

Per week £455-£595 Flat (9) Bedrooms (1-2) Sleeps (4-5)

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Hostels/Activity Accommodation

Hostels

GLASGOW oo Hostel Map 2 D2

Bunkum BackpackersFamily run hostel in beautiful historic building. Free WiFi, parking.

26 Hillhead Street, Glasgow G12 8PYT: 0141 581 4481 F: 0141 581 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (2) £16-£18 Fam (5) £12-£14 Dorms (5) £12-£14 Private Rooms (2) £16-£18 Sleeps (34)

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Open: All Year

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Euro HostelGlasgow’s only city centre Hostel providing low cost ensuite accommodation in the heart of the city. Two mins walk from Central Station, and seven mins from Queen Street, the perfect location to discover the city’s cultural heritage and vibrant nightlife. Convenient stayover for concertgoers, minutes from SECC, 02Academy and The Arches, also ideal for clubbing, live music, theatre and festivals. Sport teams, dancers, schools/college parties, families and friends welcome all year. The Mint & Lime Bar offers SKY TV, music and food. 24hr reception, guest laundry, kitchen, luggage and bike storage and chill-out room offers snooker table and reading area.

318 Clyde Street, Glasgow G1 4NR T: 0845 539 9956 F: 0845 539 [email protected] www.euro-hostels.co.uk £13-£40 Dbl/Twn (73) Fam (30) Dorms (37) Private Rooms (73)Ensuite (115) Sleeps (364)



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Glades HouseRoom only, guest house standard, fully equipped kitchen always available.

142 Albert Road, Crosshill, Glasgow G42 8UFT: 0141 423 2346 M: 0750 542 9788F: 0141 639 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (8) £20-£60 RO Fam (2) £20-£60 RO Sleeps (18) Ensuite (2)

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Open: All Year

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Glasgow Youth HostelOur stunning Victorian townhouse is located in the historic and cosmopolitan West End of Glasgow overlooking Kelvingrove Park. Providing budget accommodation our Youth Hostel offers a range of private and multi-share rooms and a self-catering apartment which sleeps up to eight people. All rooms have an ensuite toilet and separate shower facilities and communal areas are comfortable and spacious. Facilities include a lounge and TV room, games room, self-catering kitchen and dining room – perfect for accommodating groups, families and individuals.

7/8 Park Terrace, Glasgow G3 6BY T: 0141 332 3004 [email protected] www.hostellingscotland.com

Junior from £12 Senior from £14 Dbl/Twn (7) Ensuite/Private Rooms (29)

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Margaret Macdonald HouseAffordable summer hostel for groups, families and individuals visiting Glasgow.

89 Buccleuch Street, Glasgow G3 6QTT: 0141 331 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (10) £19-£25 Fam (2) £19-£25 Private Rooms (80) £19-£25 Sleeps (92) Ensuite (40) 27

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Looking toward Hyndford bridge over the River Clyde, near Lanark.


Hotels and Inns

Hotels, Small Hotels, Metro Hotels, Country House Hotels, Inns, Restaurant with Rooms

East Renfrewshire

UPLAWMOOR ooo Small Hotel Gold Map 1 E4

Open: All Year

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Uplawmoor Hotel & RestaurantPerfectly located as a hub for touring Central Scotland, Ayrshire and Argyll a day at a time. Only 20 minutes from Glasgow Airport and city centre with ample free parking. Small friendly hotel with three gold stars for exceptional quality in customer service. Freshly prepared Scottish breakfast – cooked to your liking, is among the fresh, locally sourced award-winning food prepared in Brady’s Kitchen. Comfortable ensuite accommodation with everything you expect from a three star, including freeview, Sky Sports and WiFi. Experience genuine Scottish hospitality at it’s best!

Neilston Road, Uplawmoor, Glasgow, Renfrewshire G78 4AF

[email protected] www.uplawmoor.co.uk

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West Dunbartonshire

CLYDEBANK Awaiting Grading Map 1 F2

West Park HotelFamily run hotel, 21 ensuite bedrooms, three function suites, restaurant, bar.

Great Western Road, Duntocher, Clydebank G81 6DBT: 01389 872333 F: 01389 [email protected]

Sgl (10) £31.95-£61.90 pppnDbl/Twn (14) £31.95-£61.90 pppnFam (1) £31.95-£76.95 pppnEnsuite (25)

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Inverclyde

GREENOCK ooo Hotel Map 1 D2

Tontine HotelGreenock’s premier hotel and function venue.

6 Ardgowan Square, Greenock PA16 8NG

[email protected]

Sgl £55-£85 prpn £65-£95 prpn

Fam (1) £80-£100 prpn

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The Falls of Clyde, near Lanark

North Lanarkshire

KILSYTH oooo Restaurant with Rooms Map 1 H1

The BoathouseThe Boathouse has boutique rooms where your comfort is paramount.

Auchinstarry Marina, Kilsyth,

[email protected]

Dbl (8) £65-£110 prpnTwn (2) £65-£110 prpnEnsuite (10)

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Hotels and Inns

Renfrewshire

PAISLEY ooo Metro Hotel Map 1 F3

Open: All Year

Holiday Inn Express Glasgow AirportThe Holiday Inn Express Glasgow Airport is a modern, air conditioned hotel where you can enjoy a drink, evening meal or complimentary hot breakfast in contemporary relaxed surroundings. The hotel is just a two minute walk from the airport terminal, near Jct 28 of the M8 motorway. All bedrooms have air

30 days are available in a secure off site car park.

St Andrew’s Drive, Glasgow Airport, Paisley PA3 2TJT: 0141 842 1100 F: 0141 842 [email protected] www.expressglasgowairport.co.uk

Dbl (30) £49-£89 prpn Twn (48) £49-£89 prpn£49-£89 prpn Ensuite (143)

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South Lanarkshire

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Cornhill House HotelHistoric building, beautiful surroundings, comfort, service, good food, ballroom and function facilities.

Cornhill Road, Coulter, Biggar, Lanarkshire ML12 6QET: 01899 220001 F: 01899 [email protected]

Sgl £90-£100 prpnDbl/Twn (8) £115-£125 prpnFam (1) £125-£195 prpnEnsuite (9)

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Watersports at Strathclyde Country Park

BIGGAR ooo Inn Map 1 L5

Open: All Year

Elphinstone HotelA traditional Coaching Inn with wooden beams and a coal fire in winter is situated in the centre of Biggar, ideally located on the edge of the borders and less than an hour from Glasgow and Edinburgh. The “Elph” has a friendly atmosphere offering a warm welcome to all with husband and wife team,

The Hotel has previously been awarded the EatScotland award and offers a wide and varied menu using and sourcing local produce where available.

[email protected]

Sgl (1) £54 prpn Dbl (4) £78 prpnTwn (3) £78 prpn Fam (3) £92 prpnEnsuite (11)

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BOTHWELL ooo Hotel Map 1 H3

Bothwell Bridge HotelPerfect venue for weddings, conference and special occasions.

[email protected]

Sgl (1) £55-£68 prpn Dbl/Twn (80) £65-£80 prpn

£80-£130 prpn

Open: All Year

CARNWATH ooo Small Hotel Map 1 K5

The Robertson Arms HotelFamily run hotel and restaurant offering first class accommodation.

12-16 Main Street, Carnwath,

[email protected]

Sgl (2) £40-£55 pppn Dbl/Twn (7) £35-£42 pppn

Open: All Year


Hotels and InnsNEW LANARK ooo Hotel Map 1 J5

New Lanark Mill HotelBeautifully restored 18th century cotton mill, set in the heart of New Lanark UNESCO World Heritage Site, surrounded by native woodland and close to the famous Falls of Clyde. 38 spacious and stylish bedrooms. Ideal for leisure breaks, woodland walks and wildlife spotting.

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Mill Number One, New Lanark Mills, Lanark ML11 9DB T: 01555 667200 F: 01555 [email protected]

Open: All Year

Sgl £49-£109 prpn Dbl (17) £59-£119 prpnTwn (21) £59-£119 prpn Fam £69-£129 prpnDB&B From £49.50 pppn Ensuite (38)

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Rissons at SpringvaleCharming modern styled, fully equipped rooms with award-winning restaurant.

[email protected]

Sgl (3) £45 prpn £75-£80 prpn

Fam (1) £80-£112.50 prpn

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Redstones Hotel12 lovely bedrooms, Scottish Restaurant and Bar.

8-10 Glasgow Road, Uddingston G71 7AST: 01698 813774 F: 01698 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (12) £69-£89 prpnEnsuite (12)

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Bothwell Castle, above the River Clyde near Bothwell, South Lanarkshire.



Guest Houses, B&Bs, Farmhouses

East Dunbartonshire

MILNGAVIE ooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 G2

Best Foot Forward @ West ViewMinutes from start of West Highland Way and railway station.

1 Dougalston Gardens South, Milngavie, Glasgow G62 6HST: 0141 956 3046 M: 0771 154 0769F: 0141 955 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (3) £30 pppn Fam (3) £30 pppn Ensuite (6)

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Inverclyde

GREENOCK ooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 D2

Heather Bed and BreakfastTwo attractive warm ensuite rooms with modern amenities.

24 Denholm Street, Greenock, Renfrewshire PA16 8RJT: 01475 [email protected]

Sgl (2) £30-£40 pppn Twn (2) £20-£35 pppn Ensuite (2)

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INVERKIP oooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 C2

Belle Vue B&BIdeally located for Clyde Ferries, Loch Lomond and golf courses.

13 Beatock Place, Inverkip, Inverclyde PA16 0DZT: 01475 520975 M: 0789 909 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (1) £60 prpn Fam (1) £60-£70 prpn Ensuite/Priv facs (2)

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North Lanarkshire

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Allanfauld FarmA working farm at the foot of the Kilsyth hills.

Allanfauld Road, Kilsyth G65 9DFT/F: 01236 [email protected]

Sgl (1) £25-£30 pppnDbl/Twn (1) £25-£30 pppnFam (1) £25-£30 pppnEnsuite/Priv facs (3)

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Renfrewshire

LOCHWINNOCH ooo Farmhouse Map 1 D3

Kerse FarmWithin 15 minutes of Glasgow Airport in lovely rural location.

East Kerse, Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire PA12 4DUT: 01505 502400M: 0781 650 [email protected]

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PAISLEY ooooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 F3

Scotscraig HouseLuxurious and elegant, Scotscraig is close to Glasgow Airport and city.

18 Park Road, Paisley PA2 6JWT: 0141 884 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (2) £45-£65 pppn Fam £45-£65 pppn Ensuite (2)

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South Lanarkshire

CARLUKE ooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 J4

Burnhead FarmRecently renovated traditional farmhouse in the beautiful Clyde Valley.

Carluke, Lanarkshire ML8 4QN T/F: 01555 771320M: 0774 672 [email protected]

Sgl (1) £28-£35 pppn Dbl/Twn (1) £28-£30 pppnFam (1) £28-£30 pppn Ensuite (3)

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CARNWATH oooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 K5

The Lint MillLuxury B&B on a traditional smallholding farm in rolling countryside.

Carnwath, Nr Lanark, Lanarkshire ML11 8LYT: 01555 840042 M: 0796 616 [email protected]

Suite (1) £40 pppnEnsuite (1)

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CRAWFORD, BIGGAR oooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 K7

Holmlands Country HouseRecently refurbished country house with views across the Clyde Valley.

22 Carlisle Road, Crawford, Biggar, South Lanarkshire ML12 6TWT: 01864 502753 M: 0796 343 [email protected]

Sgl From £45 prpnDbl/Twn (4) From £75 prpnDB&B From £55 pppnEnsuite (4)

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EAST KILBRIDE oo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 H4

East Rogerton LodgeA warm welcome to East Rogerton Lodge in rural East Kilbride.

Markethill Road, East Kilbride G74 4NZT: 01355 [email protected]

Sgl £30 pppnDbl (1) £22 pppnTwn (2) £22 pppnShared facs (3)

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LANARK oooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 K5

Carnwath Vineyard Bed & BreakfastFabulous family run business with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

120 Main Street, Carnwath ML11 8HRT: 01555 [email protected]

Sgl £35-£40 pppnDbl/Twn (2) £30-£35 pppnFam (1) £30-£35 pppnEnsuite (3)

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LANARK ooo Farmhouse Map 1 J5

Corehouse FarmQuiet farm beside nature reserve. Touring base or journey break.

Kirkfieldbank, Lanark ML11 9TQT: 01555 661377M: 0780 289 [email protected]

Sgl £32-£35 pppnDbl (1) £28-£32 pppnTwn (2) £28-£32 pppnFam (2) £28-£30 pppnEnsuite (3)

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LANARK ooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 J5

St Catherines B&BTrain/bus station, shops, restaurants 5 mins walk away, golf course nearby.

1 Kenilworth Road, Lanark ML11 7BLT/F: 01555 662295M: 0796 377 [email protected]

Dbl/Twn (2) £25-£30 pppnFam (1) £25-£30 pppnEnsuite (3)

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LANARK ooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 J5

SummerleaWalking distance from town centre, train station, Loch/golf course.

32 Hyndford Road, Lanark, South Lanarkshire ML11 9AET: 01555 664889 F: 01555 [email protected]

Sgl (1) £35-£38 prpnDbl (1) £50-£55 prpnTwn (2) £50-£55 prpnFam (1) £70-£75 prpnEnsuite (4)

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STRATHAVEN ooo Bed and Breakfast Map 1 H5

The SheilingSituated 5 minutes walk from Strathaven village and 10 minutes drive from M74.

Lesmahagow Road, Strathaven ML10 6DAT: 01357 [email protected]

Sgl (2) £30-£36 pppnDbl (1) £32-£34 pppnEnsuite/Priv facs (3)

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Self Catering

Self Catering

East Dunbartonshire

MILNGAVIE ooo Self Catering Map 1 G2

Mrs BellComfortable cottage. Great base for visiting Glasgow and surrounding countryside.

Bankell Farm, Strathblane Road, Milngavie, Glasgow G62 8LE T/F: 0141 956 4643 [email protected]

Per week £265-£330 Cottage (1) Bedrooms (1) Sleeps (2-4)

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West Dunbartonshire

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Open: All Year

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Gavinburn CottagesGavinburn Cottages are luxury cottages, located only 15 minutes from Glasgow City Centre and Loch Lomond and set high in the Kilpatrick Hills. This unique location offers you unrivalled views of the River Clyde and Glasgow and provides a hill walking and mountain biking paradise on your doorstep. We offer the perfect location to explore Glasgow and Loch Lomond and are near distilleries, golf courses and numerous visitor attractions. The cottages have everything required for your perfect break from welcome hampers and complimentary whisky to super king beds and log burning stoves. More at www.gavinburncottages.com

High Gavinburn, Old Kilpatrick, By Glasgow G60 5HW T: 01389 841815 M: 0796 797 3889 [email protected] www.gavinburncottages.com

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East Renfrewshire

NEWTON MEARNS ooo Self Catering Map 1 F4

Maple CottageModern converted barn.

Star & Garter Estate, Mearns Road, Newton Mearns, Glasgow G77 6RST: 01355 500354 / [email protected]

Per week £350-£450 Cottage (1) Bedrooms (2) Sleeps (4)

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Inverclyde

KILMACOLM ooo Self Catering Map 1 D2

J & I CameronDelightful and peaceful, comfortably furnished farm cottage with lovely views.

Mrs Cameron, Hillside Cottage, Hillside Farm, Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire PA13 4THT: 01505 [email protected]


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North Lanarkshire

BY CUMBERNAULD oooo Self Catering Map 1 I2

Melville LodgeHandsome, detached country house in the heart of central Scotland.

Arns, Cumbernauld G67 3JWT: 01236 [email protected]


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Motherwell Self CateringA home from home, perfect for families and business use.

19 Dunbar Drive, Motherwell, North Lanarkshire ML1 2EWT: 01698 266367 M: 0784 982 [email protected]

Per week £500-£600House (1)Bedrooms (4)Sleeps (2-7)

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South Lanarkshire

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Carmichael Country CottagesLovely stone built comfortable historic properties on beautiful country estate.

Carmichael Estate Office, West Mains, Carmichael, by Biggar, Lanarkshire ML12 6PGT: 01899 308336 F: 01899 [email protected]

Per week £280-£650Cottage (12) Flat (1) Bedrooms (1-4) Bedrooms (2) Sleeps (2-6) Sleeps (4)

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BIGGAR ooo Self Catering Map 1 L5

Stonehill CottageOn family farm, panoramic views from conservatory, ideal touring base.

Stonehill Farm, Crawfordjohn, Biggar ML12 6SU T/F: 01864 504217 [email protected]


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Westcoats Lodge Self CateringLuxury cottage within easy reach of Glasgow. Sleeps 2-4 plus cot.

57 West Coats Road, Cambuslang, Glasgow, South Lanarkshire G72 8AET: 0141 642 0629 M: 0787 645 [email protected]

Per week £350-£550 Cottage (1) Bedrooms (1) Sleeps (2-4 + cot)

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Anne’s CottageLovely cottage on working farm. Central, Edinburgh, Lanark, Glasgow, Borders.

Roberton Mains Farm, Dolphinton, West Linton, Peeblesshire EH46 7ABT: 01968 [email protected]

Per week £350 Cottage (1) Bedrooms (2) Sleeps (5-7)

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East Rogerton CottagesA warm welcome to our ground floor, self-catering cottages.

East Rogerton Lodge, Markethill Road, East Kilbride G74 4NZT: 01355 [email protected]

Per week £399-£490 Cottage (2) Bungalow (1) Bedrooms (4) Sleeps (2-5)

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LANARK ooo Self Catering Map 1 J5

Lower CottageVery comfortable accommodation close to town centre. Glasgow/Edinburgh 40 minutes.

Mrs Margaret Fotheringham, 7 Wide Close, Lanark ML11 7LXT: 01555 663313 M: 0798 073 5518F: 01555 [email protected]

Per week £420Flat (1)Bedrooms (1)Sleeps (2-4)

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LESMAHAGOW ooo Self Catering Map 1 I5

MHA Auchlochan Garden VillageEnjoy the tranquility of beautiful accommodation in a 50-acre estate.

Auchlochan Garden Village, New Trows Road, Lesmahagow, South Lanarkshire ML11 0GST: 01555 893592 F: 01555 [email protected]

Per week £270-£340Flat (4)Bedrooms (1-2)Sleeps (2-5)

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NEW LANARK oooo Self Catering Map 1 J5

New Lanark WaterhousesStunning cottages resting on the banks of the River Clyde.

New Lanark Mill Hotel, New Lanark ML11 9DBT: 01555 667200 F: 01555 [email protected]

Per week £400-£700 Cottage (8) Bedrooms (1-2) Sleeps (2-6)

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Craigendmuir Caravan & Camping SiteExcellent base for Glasgow and surrounding areas. Access to all major road/rail links. Major re-development to park entrance in 2011, with added security gates to entrance and CCTV monitoring. 14 new hardstand pitches in grass area introduced in 2012.

2091

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1 Village Drive, Red Deer Village, Clayhouse Road, Stepps, Glasgow G33 6AFT: 0141 779 4159 F: 0141 779 [email protected]

Open: All Year

Touring Pitches (30) Per night £18-£22 Tent Pitches (30) Per night £12.25-£17.75Holiday Homes (30) Per week £300-£660

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Hamilton Park Racecourse – Westwood LodgeGroup/party bookings, discounts available, mixed and single parties welcome.

Bothwell Road, Hamilton, South Lanarkshire ML3 0DWT: 01698 283806 F: 01698 [email protected]

Per night From £18 Dorms (15) Sleeps (80)

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New Lanark Youth HostelA restored mill worker’s house with river views.

Wee Row, Rosedale Street, New Lanark ML11 9DJ T: 01555 666710 [email protected]

Per night Junior From £10 Senior From £14 Sleeps (62)

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74 Sharmanka Kinetic Gallery & Theatre (F3)

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Religious Life and Art (F3)

ATTRACTIONS ON THE MAP:

1 ABC Glasgow (Inset)

2 The Arches (E3)

3 The Barras Market (F3)

4 Barrowland Ballroom (F3)

5 BBC Scotland (D3)

6 Botanic Gardens (D1)

7 Braehead (A1)

8 Buchanan Galleries (Inset)

9 Burrell Collection (C5)

10 Celtic Park: Celtic FC (H4)

11 Centre for Contemporary Arts (Inset)

12 Cineworld (Inset)

13 Citizens' Theatre (F3)

14 The College of Piping (D2)

15 Commonwealth Sports Arena &

Chris Hoy Velodrome (G4)

16 Firhill Stadium: Partick Thistle FC (E1)

17 Gallery of Modern Art, Stirling's Library

& Royal Exchange Square (Inset)

18 Garnethill Synagogue (Inset)

19 Glasgow Caledonian University (Inset)

20 Glasgow Caledonian University

Business School (Inset)

21 Glasgow Cathedral (F3)

22 Glasgow Central Mosque (F3)

23 Glasgow City Chambers (Inset)

24 Glasgow Film Theatre (Inset)

25 Glasgow Harbour (D3)

26 Glasgow Necropolis (F3)

27 Glasgow Police Museum (F3)

28 Glasgow Print Studio (F3)

29 Glasgow Royal Concert Hall (Inset)

30 Glasgow School of Art (Inset)

31 Glasgow Science Centre, IMAX Cinema

and Glasgow Tower (D3)

32 Gorbals Leisure Centre (F4)

33 Govan Old Parish Church (C2)

34 Grand Ole Opry (E3)

35 Hampden - The National Stadium &

Scottish Football Museum (E5)

36 Henry Wood Hall (D2)

37 The Hidden Gardens (E4)

38 House for an Art Lover (C4)

39 Hunterian Art Gallery and

Mackintosh House (D2)

40 Hunterian Museum (D2)

41 Hutchesons' Hall (Inset)

42 The Hydro (D3)

43 Ibrox Stadium: Rangers FC (C3)

44 The Italian Centre (Inset)

45 Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum (D2)

46 Kelvin Hall International Sports Arena (D2)

47 King's Theatre (Inset)

48 King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut (Inset)

49 The Lighthouse: Scotland's Centre for

Architecture, Design & the City (Inset)

50 Martyrs' Public School (F2)

51 Merchant Square (F3)

52 Mitchell Library (Inset)

53 Mitchell Theatre & Moir Hall (Inset)

54 National Piping Centre (Inset)

55 North Woodside Pool (E2)

56 O2 Academy (E4)

57 Odeon Cinemas (Springfield Quay) (E3)

58 The Old Fruit Market & City Halls (F3)

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A Greenbank Garden, Clarkston

B Holmwood House, Cathcart

C Linn Park, Cathcart

80 Stand Comedy Club (D2)

81 Strathclyde Area Genealogy Centre (E2)

82 The former Templeton Carpet Factory (F4)

83 The Tenement House (Inset)

84 Theatre Royal (Inset)

85 Tolbooth Steeple (F3)

86 Tollcross Park Leisure Centre (J4)

87 Trades Hall of Glasgow (Inset)

88 Tramway Theatre (E4)

89 Tron Theatre (F3)

90 University of Glasgow & Visitor Centre (D2)

91 University of Strathclyde (Inset)

92 Waverley Excursions Departure Point (D3)

93 The Willow Tearooms (Inset)

94 Xscape (A1)

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